Spawning Behavior, Eggs, and Larvae of the Lutjanid Fish, Lutjanus kasmira, in an Aquarium.
@article{Suzuki1979SpawningBE,
title={Spawning Behavior, Eggs, and Larvae of the Lutjanid Fish, Lutjanus kasmira, in an Aquarium.},
author={Katsumi Suzuki and Syozo Hioki},
journal={Japanese Journal of Ichthyology},
year={1979},
volume={26},
pages={161-166}
}45 Citations
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